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Ordinance on Location of Sa-
looms.
G.. W. CRuTCHER,
Mayor.

BE it ordained by the city council
of the city Of East Dallas:
That no saioon shall be opened, or
saloon business conducted in any
block within the limits of the city of
East Dallas, without first obtaining
the written consent of tw0-thirds of
the property owners and residents in
the block where it is proposed or de-
sired to open saloon or conduct such
business, and that every person vlo-
lating this ordinance shall be fined the
sum of 500 for each violation thereof ;
provided that every day that such sa-
loon is kept open or opened, and
every day such business is conducted,
shall constitute separate oilense.
Tha. this ordinance take effect from
and after its passage.
Approved June 4, 1887.
G.. w. CRUTCHER, Mayor.
l.. p. MONTGOMERY, Sec.
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l.. r. MONTGOMERY,
Secretary.
Ordinance Governing Discharge
of Firearms.

The following ordinance by Alder
man Bird was under suspension of
the rules, read three times and adopt
ed. BE, aud it is hereby ordained by
the city council of the city of East
Dallas.
That every person who shall fire off
or shoot any gun or pistol within the
corporate limits of the city of East
Dallas, shall be deemed guilty of al
offense, and be fined in the sum of no
less than five $500 dollars, nor more
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Ordinance Governing the Gulf,
Colorado ~ Santa Fe and
Other Railroads.
Secretary.

Section |. BE il ordained that ii
shall be the duty of every railroad
corporation which has a track in or
through any portion of the city of
East Dallas to keep its road bed, cul-
verts. swift ches and drainage in good
repair, and whenever the track of any
railroad crosses street or alley in
said city, it shall be the duty of the
company TO construct and keep in re-
pair at such places suitable crossings
for the use of said city and the public,
said crossings to ne the full width of
the streets upon which they are made.
and SO arranged that the top of the
rails shall be even with the surface of
the street.
Sec H. That il shall be the duty of
the g., &. Il S. f. X. II. Company 10
forthwith grade, build and construct
&C oss its right-ot-way and over its
track, at their intersection with the
new avenue recently opened by the
city of East Dallas along the division
line between tracts C and y six and
seven in the John Grigsby league,
suitable crossings, such as described
in Sec. of this ordinance. and that it
shall Ne the duty of the Texas ~ Pa
cilic Railway Company to forthwith
construct at its intersection with Race
street suitable crossings, such as de-
scribed in Sec. of this ordinance.
Sec. Ill. That no railway engine
or car shall be stopped, or permitted
to be stopped, across any street, alley,
road, highway or pathway, SO as to
obstruct or interfere with passage
thereon, and that no engine shall be
run in said city without headlight
after dark.
Sec. w. That ii shall be the duty
of every agent and representative of
said roads having track in OF through
said city of East Dallas TO see that the
requirements of this ordinance are
complied with, and in case a failure to
comply with or any violation of any
of the requirements of this ordinance
the agent or representative shall be
deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and
upon conviction in the mayors court,
shall be fined no less than ten $50
dollars, nor more than one hundred
| ($l00) dollars, and each day shall con-
stitute separate oflense.
Sec. V. That this ordinance take
effect from and after its passage and
publication.
Passed under suspension OF the rules
and approved February 9TH, 1887.
l.. Il. MONTGOMERY,
Secretary.
G.. w. CRUTCHER,
Mayor.
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Prohibiting Obstruction of
Highways.
u. W VKV TUT N,
Mayor.

BE il ordained: That any person who shall
knowingly obstruct, or cause to be OBJ
structed, any street or highway, by fencing
or otherwise, within the corporate limits OF
said city, shall, upon conviction thereof
be fined not less than 50 90 or more than
$1,000, and each day shall constitute a sep
arate ollense.
Adopted June II, 1856.
l.. L. MONTGOMERY,
G.. W. CRUTCHER. Secretary.
Mayor.
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than fifty $3.50 COY dollars; provided
further that this ordinance does not
forbid the necessary shooting Of rabid
dogs or burglars, this ordinance to
take effect from and after this pass
age. Approved May 14th, 1887.
G.. w. CRUTCHER,
Mayor.
l.. i. MONTGOMERY,
Secretary.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed has been appointed and is duly
qualified as assignee of I. VI. Miers Il Co.,
mershans at Dallas, Texas. Parties in
debted to the late firm are requested to
make prompt payment of their indebted
ness. and all creditors who are willing TO
accept under the terms of said assignment
are Notified to file with the undersigned
distinct statement properly verified of
their claim within six months from this
date and give notice in writing within four
months of their acceptance under said as
signment. W. l.. HALL,
Assignee.
Dallas, Tex, Oct -, 1887.
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and
a Pullman
IN. Orleans
FL
the
in between Nav York. Philadelphia
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y. p. TURNER,

For full particulars tickets, call on
J.H. MILLER Pass Dallas Texas. T. p. TURNER,
G. Il. Depot No 800 Main Dallas
r. A. u. Dallas. B. W. MCCULLOUGH g. Pa T. A.. DALAI
JOHN A. GRANT General Manager, Dallas
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Notice to Taxpayers of East
Dallas.
G.. w. CRUTCIIER,
Mayor.

The attention of taxpayers is called to the
extension of time until Nov. LIST, 1887, for
the payment of taxes. On and after that
date the taxes will become delinquent and
| would urge the prompt payment TO avoid
the rush and save the extra costs.
l.. p, MONTGOMERY,
Assessor and Collector, East Dallas.
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IPaIoase Gaseftel I


The trsubles over the right ef way
Tor the Spokane 4 Palouse branch cal.
minated on Wednesday In the arrest Of
Contractor WisneR and his fofemen,
and the subsequent arrest on Thursday
Of she remaining members Of the grad
ing force. A. men in all. A. +. Keys,
the farmer who made the complaint,
furnished q Gasstts reporter with the
particulars Of the case, ms follows; The
graders commenced work on Mr.. Keys
land, tw0 miles from palouse City and
eighteen miles FROM Colfax, about i've
weeks ago. The contractor told Keys
that Mr.. GorFinge. agent for eecaFing
the right of way. was expected soon, and
would make satisfactory arrangements
With Keys osuoernino the right 60 pass
through his laad. TIE agent appeared
fax days later. and offered Sl25 for
the right Of way through keys' land,
which vas refused. and $500 demanded.
TIE matter rested here, the graders
continuing at work, until last Friday,
when the agent aRaia appeared, and
offered $50. which was again refused.
Agent 0orringe said be would have the
land condsmned, and the work proceed
cd until Wednesday, when Keys had the
contractor and his men arrested, as be-
f0ea stated. The matter was finally
settled yesterday afternoon withoat lFi-
al, through Judge HouRhton. OF Spo-
kane, attorney for the company, BY
which Keys received k400 for the right
of way, $50 for damage inflicted By
stock on bis premises, aud $50 aitoE-
nsys' fees, and agreement by the COM
pany to pay ell costs. Several farmers,
neighboTs OF the complainant, we're
much interested Ia tha proceedings, ~
the case will have bearing on the mat
ter Of ths right Of way through their
own farms, over which tbs road must
pAsR.
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Western railroads baila thFon1h q
mountainous country are navin9 rock
time ef ID lust nov, and no matter how
veil thsy are managed il IL almost i'm
possible 10 anrInaunt the difficulties mes
with. Tha Northern Pacific h a susferer
like other lines, high water being q
great nuisance. Yesterday John Me-
Graine returned 70 this city from "trip
east. and fran bis report of the condi-
ton Of thin9s Rleng the line the chsnces
fer frequent delays and much troahle
are very flAfaerinR. Tee aFs4 dificulty
the tram met with wss a wrecked bridge
scross lhe RonideF river &c Boulder.
fbis oacasioned some delay, hut she
break has been temporarily repaired.
Az MullAn tnnnei is the chief trouble.
TIE center Of the tannel Is cavsd in. Nc
dirt ID being taken out ss present, bat
force of men are engaged In prepaEinR
timbers 10 timber up she tunnel a. fast
as repairs are made. There Is talk 81
tke tunnei Of constructing a switchhack
over the divide. AtprssaRtt the railroad IL
transferring passengers. mAiis baggage
freight. etc. by teams distance OF i've
miles, which IL slow and laboFioua
woTk. After reaching she west side
great dithculsies are anticipated and en-
coantered from CiaFk's Fork. This
stream is very high. and threatens the
road wherever IL teaches ik. The road
bed is in bad condition In the neighbor-
hood Of Hsron, and kraias run very
carefully. The outlook for trouble for
the road is very threatening. Altogether
the road has & great many difficulties
10 surnlount. and whila the company 10
doimg everything possible delays may
be expected in the running Of trains.
While having q hard trip. Mr.. Nc.
GFaiRe came through from 81 Paul in
ave days. In this eonnection ID mey be
added that some 20S passengers for this
place passed Missoula last night and
will arrive in this city about noon today.
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SHlRP, THE BRIDRR.
Testimony Showing At
tempts at Bribing
Jur0rs.
Canada is Read q Severe
Lesson by the Lon
don Standard.
THE THISTLE WINS.
The Richard Rush Starts fol
q Cruise to Alaska
Stosk Brokers Saed - Wheat Deal In
San Franeisco-Sait Against Boy
eottsrs- win Bid Blaine Good
Bys-EdItor O'Brien In
New York.
JAkE suARP.


TK5TTAoSx 6HowxEG TIE ATTEMPTS TO
FIJI CERTAIN JuBoRs.
ME- YORK, Jane 6-Today vas q
busy day in the court where Jacob SharI
is being tried for bribery. Oae hunSred
and sixsy-one persons have b en- sun.
Eloned as inrsrs In the case, bnt had mol
responded when their names we're
called. They had been ordered to sp.
pear and show cause why they should
not be pu1ished for contempt Of eoart.
The Court has also set apart this
morning for investigating the charge
made by the District Attorney that a.
tsmpss to eOTruptiy irdaenes jurors bad
been made.
Juror Hudaon sail that an acquaiat-
anoe named Hoaeland hsd approached
him on thesubjsct of the trial.
The Court ordered q warrant for
Hoaeland's apprehension.
George Ruffie testified: Before ]
had received my notice. two yoanR men
called ppon me and said: You are on
the Sharp Jury and We wish We were on
the Jury. We could make from twenty
80 twenty i've thousand dollsrs.' They
said | oeuld get II from the foreman. !
thought this all foolisbuess and said so.
they said they wished that they had
the chance that ] had. ! swore at them
and left them"
George H. Sutton. who had been ex.
eused from the box on a peremtory
challenge of the defense testified; "A
man named Warren called at my office
and asked me IL wanted to get of the
jury. / said did. He asked me IL
was for the prosecution. said | did
not want to talk to hIm. He said thea
you will get of.
The Court said be would issue q wsr-
rant fer WarFen's arrest.
JuroI Ray mond said: "GsoTgs W.
LyRch, of Christopher aud Tenth
street, said to me in conversation on
Saturday that there was q man in my
nei2hborhood who had goue on the
jury. and he wanted TO know il would
see him and ask him to be leHient With
the old man. | met Lynch again aud
be said had placed him in en- embar-
RAISING position bT not acting on his
suggestion, aud Asks me what | wss
going TO swear. | said was going TO
B. u the truth or nothing. He said It
wss bad case
This closed the evidence. The Court
ann unced that a warrant would be Is
sued against Lynch. HoaRland and
Warren. They will be indicted for en-
bracery, and Lynch fer en- attempt, and
they will be tried by jaFy. The delin-
quents who failed to respsnd 10 the
call for jury duty, the Court said, woold
be arrested. Among those who refused
to answer were Tony Pastor. Richard
X. Fox, Louis L. Lorillsrd, Danisl K.
Dickerson and Hamilton Mex. Twom-
bly,. The work OF getting a jury was
then continued.
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L,nn.s an WoopLANp.

- IsAQbTa AMI WV0hAa@t1s
We are authorized 70 sell Tor taifts
dsys 50 lots 10 Lsdd's addition. at from
ssO 10 800 per lot, and three blocks
h Woodland addition ct so per lot
We will also sell alternate blocks front
inc on Woodland Park and avenue foi
R5s1O par bIoek, on coalition taAi tns
purchasers clear aud fence them, ano
plant a d0nhls row Of shsde trees ATOMS
aid aveone 10 front Of said blocks;
Purchasers wili be at no expense cieaI
iuS OF grazing this avenue, when ],
s0 feet side, over q mile iong and tsVe
from end to esd. This will bs The pret-
test ana most perfect drive 10 10
Nofthsest or that en- ever be made u
Seattle or vicinity.
Thers are only sixteen blocks on thi'
avenue. ana % will sell not 80 exceed
Eiaht OF them. We esFGsatiy belieT'
tat more money viii b. usads 70 fwf
years by investing In one Of "a sc block
shan any oihsF iuvestmeuf OF iik'
auoaut IN Seattle. AnY person VIZ
win take the tFOnbla 20 look - thii
property VII b1y 3 block. For faFtbel
information App %
q. g. PHfxsKT a Co.
Seattle. ". 7.
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II is the duty Of every person who has
used Bosches's German Syrup 30 let itg
wonderful qualities be known 10 their
friends in caring consumption. severe
ooGghs, eFoup, asthma. pnsunonia, and
In fact all throat and long diseases. No
person can usa it without immediate
relief. Three doses will relieve any case,
and We consider II the duty Of all drag
Qiasa 10 recommend 1t 30 the poor, dying
consnmptive, at least 10 try one bottle,
as S0.Oo0 dozen bottles we're sold last
year, and no one case where 10 failed
was reported. Such 3 medicine as the
German Syrup cannot 30 too widely
known. Ask your druggist about 10.
sample bottles 10 try, sold at 10 senta.
Regular size, rs cents. Sold BY all
druggists and dealers IN the United
States and Canada dw
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SEVERE LESSON.
CANADA sceLDKD RoUNDLY By THE LON
DON STANDARD.

CANADA scsLDKD RouNDLY By THE LON
DON STANDARD.
LONDON, Mas 6.-The Standard reads
Canada q severe lesson for increasing
her duties on iron and steel, which, it
says, iS a selfish policy and eau only
tend to sundeF the colonies from the
mother country. The increase was
made" it says, "ou the hollow pretense
of desire te check the rapid increase
OF trade With the United States in onF
favor. We decline ths offer with
thanks. We do not want our trade fos-
tered at the expense Of oar navigation,
neighb0F, even IL it could be done, but
il can't be done in that way. Tue in
teFest Of Canada is TO foster trade With
she United States by every means in its
power. Free trade is on the Canadian
side. and large will IL be in spite OF the
insane tariff Of the uuited States, and
the larger her trade With the United
States the richer will the Canadian peo-
pie become aud the mpre business will
thEy do With other countries"
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TooK Al BIs PAIys AWAY.

A N. Chish0lm. Of Sa ZTZ3 -s0a5&ri
strast. 81. L9aia, No, wrises;
Daring my ion2 Essldsnce tn 2 laa1si
I saHersi for years wi9h pains 10 Ef
kaak. aers - The region Of ths kidneys
AID by the constant ase % ALLcocK {
P1aerrRE iayaFiablY ob sInel CREST -
Iisf. Upon removing t. g.. l. euis, Sas
aysfn trouhlsd Wita the same esmpsainil
ana wss edvsssd 20 nas MaxEslis AID
osissr nds % plssiers, without bsiue
r.Ii.vea uf psia, - fsli baak 10 my old
friend ALLcocK. Wno gives E2e rsofs re,
lief fhaa aEy othsr ! have syr ified.
slx&gs resoasnsad thsm % ms fFis y
sn1 al shs snH fFon Valas sn1 sehs'
Il any ku37 Dc
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Nav YoRK. jane 6.-St. Louis, 4;
Metropolitans, 8.
WASHINGTON. June Washington,
Z; Boston, Z. Game called on account
of darkness.
INDIANAPOLIS. Juse 6.-No game en-
account OF rain.
DETR0iT, June 6.-No game on ac-
count of rain.
PMILADKLPHIA, June 6.-The Ath-
letios Cincinnati game postponed on
aronnni Of rain.
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MALARIA.

Darby's ProphyIaciio Fluid is held in
wids esteem asaspecifie and preventive.
In IL We have the means OF rendering
the air aud the water wholesome.
"Darby's Flaid is a good defecaioF
and destroyer OF miasmatio matter. ID.
o. Booth, Chamisi. u. h. Mint, Phila.
"It shOuid be used eTeFywheFe where
impare gases are generated from decom-
posing matter."-Holmss Steel, N. d.,
Savannah, Ga.
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SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
N rax HAzzHEaE oE rEE
Nerchants' National Bank.

rCERITIKs AND FALfiABLFs,
- gSaapS AssG PAHcsIs q ali ksnts re-
s,eivoss fdr sase ksep ~ an EtarAsse
safes and DsRasi Il haxes g hgEsl-AE
yAtI4 raH tse sf tsoEa = = s@ - A.
saaa. RecoFcinz q sifN M3s
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Oas ttaazgaA pieess iswns, y iuehfI
sd, st 2 sesS; So pissss Hsn-aa
: - iswH = ssnta
goxIAs 4 esEsKSSas.
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LosDos. June Ga brisk breeze vas
blowing this morning when the yachts
started la the Fase at Dover round a
course "a miles long. The Thistle led
directly. She turned the pier within
her own length sUd vas quarter Of q
mile al cad Of the other yachts at the
ezd Of two miles. When the Thistle
had covered - miles, or one baif Of tAe
course, she led the Genesta by 5 minutes
and - seconds. Irsx vas the third one,
a minute behind the GeHesia. A thick
fog has considerably inteFfsred With the
racers, but il is nov clearing away.
AZ. m.--Tbe Thistle was the hrst TO
cross the finishing line, leading the
Genesis. whioa vas seeoEd, by II min-
utes. Irex third.
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Travellers Life and Accident

4reia@n he hs~r
Ia n m@skst PS iss no searsa By -
AGO COS oeo sHsFss.
raKs csn,Y ~ P4Ip siaQos lessEs u ssAFT1s
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from New Caledonia, shgald any sneh
srrIve al that part. Prsvions insirRe-
items On this snaject were eenk BY mail
2n3 Il vas said thas the immigrants
might arrive before the letter reached
fhkHe
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t,oLIcss WRITTEN FIRsr-cLAss AMERICAN
/ andFo Companies
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Ths Nsra3esfevn EKtrss C'asrpsuy
wiil b Fe2t Or b1saasss - hssa sfs@g
gnns 1t. issT. he&wesa s-z4iis snd
ssseE uaus@ - MgSssEn - SOC;
as~ P 81 slsRrset Cen sAss, !,
n - sssess. - pssr'o'ae - tue psfs-
ne - sssise5tzf
- q ssuvs fssl@ant.
gsaSs l. fA@aE. sSs5 PA
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SAx FRANoIso0. June 6 Flank
O'Brien hss sned GreeBebanm b Strsus,
stock brokers. aud Henry WoifsohR 10
reeoveR certain shares IN ths eonsoli-
datss CaiitoFuis and Nirginia aud Ophir
Mining Companies aud $500 in ooIn,
al of which were in the hands Of
GFeeuebaum a strsus sad which was
valued ia all ct $T5.e0o. This amount
The plaintiff alleges the defendants oon-
veFted to their ewg as. IL u faEtbeg
alleged that WoifsOha has paid certain
creditors wronafuliy 81 he rIciusion Of
the pIaistif. The plaintiff petitions
that tbe appointment Of Wnlis0ka as
aArninsafKatnr be AnnnliaA
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IRsgslzr Gov. Post Tats,iigsnosy
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MlIIlarI Feree Raiaed. .

BERLIN, Jane s.--Adviees from Zar-
zibsr say: Karl Pstrrs. chief Of tbs
German African Society. recently raised
military force 30 march against the
natives Of DaFes Salaam, 10 compel
tssm 70 sign treatie The German
Conszl, howeveF, asst ted by a NAB ot
var, dispersed ths fsFes. II 10 expsoted
that Peters gill take his foses 20 Pan
game aud cause farther tfoabie.
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GLoBz (Arix.l. jane 6.-The tFoops
from san Carries are on the trail OF the
offending Indians, bat il il doubtful
vhsther they wall capture them. TIE
number of Indians oat does not exceed
30. SeebeF IL said to have moTtally
sounded an Indian before be was shot,
who has since been reported dead. II
is doubtful whether Seeber will live or
die.
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QuKBEe, June 6.-News has been re-
ceiYsd of an earthquake which recently
occurred in she vicinity Of 80. Louise,
in County Milcsh. Messes of rock from
40 ts 80 feet square we're dislodged and
sent hurlinR into the valley below.
Some of the largest trees in the forest
we're uprooted. No serieus accidents
are reported.
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Editor 0sBrIen Receives Many Wis

Ngw YoRK, Jane 6.--Edi;sr 0Brisn
vas as his rOsm 10 the Hofman House
all morning. III resolved many callers.
Peter Walan, OF DIS riot Assembly No.
Is, Knights Of LAosr. said: II nae to
say that Of the 100 men Who marched on
! SATURDAY. night, Of oar assembly, four
1fths we're in sympathy With Jour asso
eiafiop."
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MAuazK ". ". Jass 6.-The body
sf Mr.. Wheeler viii lay 10 ststs 70 soc
vestihals Il TIE Coa -seGsssunal Church
al Taeesav f-ezf Ies31 a T.. iill 1915 2.
Al basiusss ~ r. suspended In Ms
Iers. A eukra * sos9f. from The
Ts~rty-sszerts R=g fee.t, sill sttead
A. h7lie ws3sa ftHe ensgsa. GsseFnaT
Htlf hu~ s-ut + aaisEr4m n Sympathy
and rsa .es at ais Fu@bsiftg 70 - pftssns
al ts.e tIaarsf
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sAx FEAScIso9, Jane 6.-Ths demand
mads 90 sssgrday on Sd n interest Tor
rennd DELIVERIES Of sbeAt did rot bring
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-07

vienna. June 6.-The Efforts Of thou
sands Of workmen for three days, and
tens Hpoa tons OF stone and earth,
proved sufficient to step the gap in the
hiatus in the ssa dyke in the submerged
districts of Hungary. lt is agreed on
all hands that the bursting OF the dyke
is due TO ealpabls negligence en- the
part of the government, which has often
been warned of its weakened condition.